MORPHOLOGICAL AND STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES OF COATINGS OBTAINED BY MAGNETRON SPUTTERING AND VACUUM ARC METHODS
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Imparting wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant properties to the surfaces of products is one of the main tasks of the modern economy. In this work, the properties of titanium nitride coatings applied by magnetron sputtering and vacuum arc methods were studied and compared. The coatings obtained by these two methods are structurally similar; however, their surface uniformity differ significantly.
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